So, I created a web accessibility survey where individuals could watch videos to learn key concepts and then answer questions on those topics (quiz). I have learned through this experience that the "Check Survey Accessibility" does not check against WCAG 2.0 AA. I sent this survey out to our Web Accessibility Committee, and the first thing that was brought up is how it fails meeting the standard. "Powered by Qualtrics" in the lower right doesn't meet contrast ratio requirements, progress bar issues, and missing form element labels just to name a few. Does any one have examples of creating a survey that meets WCAG 2.0 AA 100%? Any tricks besides doing a lot of display:none for trouble elements in CSS?

Hi everyone! I just wanted to update you on Qualtrics' accessibility progress. Qualtrics iscommitted to accessibilityand is WCAG 2.0AA compliant, as explained onthis resource! Check outthis support pagefor information on the WCAG 2.0AA compliant questions that Qualtrics offers. If you still have questions after reviewing the linked resources, you’ll want to reach out to theSupport team, as they are best equipped to help answer questions about making your survey accessible and provide support!😀

We have done a lot of work trying to get there and have asked Quatlrics to make changes. We are still waiting on changes. In the meantime we created this page to help educate users. https://oit.colorado.edu/services/business-services/qualtrics/accessibilityWe have blocked the user of inaccessible question types and have an exception process in place. We are not able to block Likert Matrix questions and wish they would make them accessible. Our researchers rely heavily on this question type.I hope this website is helpful.

Has anyone taken the time to make a survey fully WCAG 2.0 AA compliant?

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